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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Psychotic Jim" data-source="post: 2284223" data-attributes="member: 547">In general, I'd think that the 2E Spelljammer and Planescape adventures probably work the best with "nonstandard" races because of the far-out settings and tolerant communities like Sigil. I recommend in particular Dead Gods as the cream of the crop as far as these particular adventures go."All the King's Men" by Monkey God Games is humanocentric, but the people in this humorous fantasy version of London seem fairly tolerant. Some exotic creatures are put up with by the populace: [SPOILER] an ogre and some dopplegangers [/SPOILER].The Freeport trilogy (and city book) might work, in that Freeport itself is an island setting on the edge of the "civlized" world and that it has large presence of orcs and other savage humanoids as well as other strange characters.  There's even a goblin fireman with a water-elemental powered fire engine. Hell in Freeport is high-level and requires some rail-roading, but most of it takes place on Hell with a cast of nonhuman NPCs and monsters. So it might work also.</blockquote>